Q: Congratulations, you've won the Volvo Ocean Race, how does it feel?

A: It feels great, it was our goal to win and we went out and did it! It's good.

Q: When did you know that had won?

A: Not until just before the finish line. We sailed a fantastic leg, we had a great start, we sailed hard through the start and went fast. We got behind, were able to sail pass. It was just fantastic, we sailed a great short leg for once, and we're pretty happy about that!

Q: Before the leg you knew everything rested on it...

A: That's the race I suppose, so we knew what we were up to, we had it front of us, we prepared and we dealt with it. The whole crew really did a great job.

Q: What was the spectator fleet like?

A: Unbelievable, absolutely unbelievable. There were hundreds and hundreds of people, it is hard to describe, but tell anyone who wasn't here that it was unbelievable, the amount of people who were out there, the amount of support we had was just great.

Q: German boat arriving into Germany and winning the race...

A: It was fantastic, it was a great finish today, into Kiel, so obviously we're very happy.

Q: Did you ever doubt that you would do it?

A: Not really, no! We sailed really well out of Gothenburg, we really worked hard and we were fast over the start line. Everything clicked about this leg, it was great.

Q: There must have been a few nervous moments?

A: We certainly were nervous, but that's part of the race. It's good to have a little nervous energy sometimes to move you along.

Q: Looking back at the race overall, how was it?
A: It was great, we prepared ourselves for it, we worked hard and we're very pleased to have won.

Q: To the future, are you looking to do it again?

A: Possibly, it depends on the format, if it is a good course and depending on the boats, I would consider it.

Tom Burton (AUS) and Alison Young (GBR) hit the right note in the Laser and Laser Radial at ISAF Sailing World Cup Melbourne as they took out the top honours and qualification spots to the 2015 ISAF Sailing World Cup Final.

It was double Australian gold in the Paralympic classes. Matt Bugg (AUS) came out on top in the 2.4mR whilst London 2012 Paralympic SKUD18 gold medallists Dan Fitzgibbon and Liesl Tesch (AUS) were triumphant in the two person keelboat.

Lithuania's Juozas Bernotas came out on top in the Men's RS:X whilst Russia's Stefania Elfutina was triumphant in the Women's RS:X. Both sailors claim the first Abu Dhabi ISAF Sailing World Cup Final spots whilst Jock Calvert (AUS) and Joanna Sterling (AUS) picked up the Oceanic spots for the Emirati finale.

There was some fast paced action in the 49er and 49erFX Medal Races at ISAF Sailing World Cup Melbourne as Nathan Outteridge & Iain Jensen (AUS) and Maia & Ragna Agerup (NOR) claimed the honours and Abu Dhabi final spots.

A tight group of five young Papua New Guinean (PNG) Laser sailors are stepping up their 2015 Pacific Games competition program using this week's ISAF Sailing World Cup Melbourne. PNG is one of 33 countries represented at the important Oceanic event, the largest Olympic sailing regatta in the southern hemisphere.

Nicolai Sehested (DEN) and his TREFOR Match Racing Team clinched victory today at the Energa Sopot Match Race, Poland, the 10th stage and World Championship Event of the 2015 World Match Racing Tour (WMRT).

There was no stopping current, and five-time ISAF Match Racing World Champion Ian Williams (GBR), GAC Pindar today at the Energa Sopot Match Race as he swiftly dispatched his Quarter Final opponent Joachim Aschenbrenner (DEN) in three straight wins.

The International Sailing Federation (ISAF) continues to address concerns and is taking steps to ensure the health and safety of all athletes who will be competing in the upcoming Aquece Rio, Olympic Test Event and the Rio 2016 Olympic Sailing Competition.

Veteran Polish match racer and America's Cup helmsman Karol Jablonski skilfully played the gusty conditions today to lead the twelve strong field of teams at the end of Day 2 of Qualifying at the 2015 Energa Sopot Match Race.